Why thermal stability of hydroxides increases down the grp 2?
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Explanation:
1. It is due to [increase in ionic radius.]
2. Due to [decrease in charge density and polarising power. ]
3. All group 2 metal ions have same charge(2+) but the smaller ones at the top of the group ha e it all packed into smaller space so they polarise
O-H bond more. This means O-H bond is partially broken so it requires less heat to break fully.
4. As we go down the [group O-H bond is less polarised so thermal stability increases.]
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